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TOMORROW'S CLEANING AWARDS 2023 And thewinner is…
Voting for the Tomorrow’s Cleaning Awards 2023 closed on Thursday 16 March 2023, and we’re delighted to reveal the products and services which came away victorious.
Back in December 2022, we revealed the shortlist for the Tomorrow’s Cleaning Awards 2023, a collection of the best products and services from across the industry which had graced our pages over the previous 12 months. More than just an annual event, our Awards are a true celebration and a showcase of the innovation and quality our industry continues to deliver.
Covering a wide variety of cleaning products and hygiene services, with everything from hand sanitisers to software and automation, our annual awards are unique because of
one essential ingredient: you. As always, we have no judging panel deciding the outcome: our winners are voted for by our readers over the course of roughly three months.
Throughout the public voting phase, we kept an eye on voting numbers and observed as the many thousands of votes rolled in. It’s been hard to predict where we’d end up, with the results coming right down to the wire. Now, with the voting closed and ballots counted and verified, we’re delighted to finally announce our winners:
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Love Sustainability Journey by Rubbermaid Commercial Products
Coming out on top in the Tomorrow’s Cleaning Awards 2023 is the Love Sustainability Journey from Rubbermaid Commercial Products, taking the top spot by one of the tightest margins we’ve ever had.
The Love Sustainability Journey is Rubbermaid’s way of giving structure, depth and substance to making incremental, achievable sustainability gains without the ‘greenwashing’. As well as setting out their own goals, the Journey provides a recycling audit tool, free online training modules and case studies for other businesses to use and benefit from, as we all try to improve our sustainability.
Emilio Capelli, VP Sales & Marketing International for Commercial at Newell Brands, said: “We are delighted that
DPLA VHB436 by Nilfisk
In second place this year we have the VHB436 by Nilfisk, a top-tier professional vacuum that delivers a truly cordless experience with all of the power and none of the usual compromises.
With a wide range of options and an exceptionally long runtime thanks to a fast-charging Lithium-ion battery, the VHB436 gives you battery-powered operation in crowded and hard-to-reach spaces without the risks or downsides of trailing cables or extension cords getting in the way.
Stewart Dennett, Nilfisk GM/MD UK & Ireland, said: “We are delighted to hear the news of Nilfisk securing 2nd place for our industrial vacuum VHB 36 in the Tomorrows Cleaning
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“Solves the problem of how to effectively clean the storage areas of large warehouses.”
“Best in class sustainability practices for a manufacturer.”
the Love Sustainability Journey has been selected as this year’s winner. The Journey isn’t just about what RCP is doing to become more sustainable as a business, but also our commitments to helping the businesses we work with to take steps to act more sustainably too, so we’re proud to have inspired the readers of Tomorrow’s Cleaning.
“The latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report warned ‘there is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all’, a stark reminder of just how important making steps forward in commercial sustainability are. Thank you to everyone who has joined us on our Journey so far. Let’s do this together!”
“Very useful and productive in large areas.”
“A plan and a journey that can support and maximise education for everyone.”
Awards for 2023. Our industrial cleaning solutions offer a strong and unique cleaning proposition across different applications including food processing, warehouse and logistics, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and other industrial related environments.
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